Quicken

Well, it was a problem with my accounting practices, and with an unintuitive way of reconciling (IMHO). :rolleyes: But I solved it, by golly. I didn't get an A in high school accounting for nothing. :p Honestly, I took five years of it pre-college (that's the South African education system for you). :p

Now is this a problem with Quicken, or your accounting, homer? :) Like I mentioned, I had one problem with it that was resolved by rebuilding the data file. No problems since then.

That's good to hear that it works somewhere. I won't give up just yet. I've imported and then exported the file from Microsoft money to see if it'll swallow it that way.

I've been using Quicken 2002 on 10.1 for a few months now, and have never had even one problem, including QIF imports. Now, balancing my account, that's been another problem. ...

The problem I have with Quicken (ever since the 10.1.2 update) is that it unexpectedly quits when the application is launching. sometimes it takes me up to 5 tries to get it to start. Sometimes I have to start it by clicking the icon in the Dock, sometimes I have to double click the data file, sometimes drag the data file onto the icon in the dock. Eventually I get it to...

Can you export your bank's info as anything other than QIF that Quicken could read? ...

I'm with jwblase. No problems as of yet. Oh, wait, I did have a "could not get index" error or something. It happened when I waas entering new data by hand, and not all the time. I found a way to rebuild the data file on Quicken's support page... Have you looked there?

US English OS X, Quicken Deluxe 2000, AOL, OS X Chess are listed, which don't appear in the UK software list at apple. ...

I've noticed that a lot of applications seem to assume that they're going to have write privileges to the /Applications directory. This is definitely an unwarranted assumption. OS X is a Unix system, which implies that it's a multi-user system. Many, if not most, of the users of a Unix system probably do not have administrative rights to the machine. For example, I have my...

Swizcore, This might be more than you want to spend, but I am using the Palm m505 with Desktop 4.0, PalmReader, Pocket Quicken, Pass Wallet, TealDoc and DataViz's Docs To Go. All in OSX. It is really sweet. -iGuy